45ª Mostra Internacional de Cinema em São Paulo

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Marx Can Wait

Marx Può Aspettare

Italy 2021 Documentary Cor, P&B 96 min.

Camillo dies in 1968. Almost fifty years later, Marco brings his whole family together for lunch. With his family, he reflects on Camillo, his twin brother who died at the age of 29. The brothers. The grandchildren. The sister of the girlfriend at that time. A psychiatrist. A priest. Talking to each of them, evoking those years and those events, Marco reconstructs the pieces of the past, finally giving form to a ghost he has been dealing with all his life. Through his family, Marco Bellocchio brings his brother’s story back to life, without filters or modesty.

Presented at Cannes Film Festival.

Horários de exibição

26/10

19:30

CINE MARQUISE Sala Globoplay 1

28/10

17:50

RESERVA CULTURAL - SALA 1

29/10

16:10

ESPAÇO ITAÚ DE CINEMA - FREI CANECA 3

30/10

18:00

CINESALA

03/11

14:00

ESPAÇO ITAÚ DE CINEMA - FREI CANECA 2

Italy documentary international festivals family memory death

direção

Marco Bellocchio

roteiro

Marco Bellocchio

fotografia

Michele Cherchi Palmieri, Paolo Ferrari

montagem

Francesca Calvelli

design de produção

Andrea Castorina

música

Ezio Bosso

produtor

Simone Gattoni, Beppe Caschetto

produzido por

Kavac Film, IBC movie, Tenderstories, Rai Cinema

world sales

The Match Factory

contato

[email protected]

Marco Bellocchio

Born in the province of Piacenza, Italy, in 1939. He had a catholic education during his teenage years, and in the late 1950s he joined the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia in Rome. One of the greatest directors in the history of Italian cinema, his first feature film is the acclaimed classic “Fists in the Pockets” (1965, 30th Mostra). He also directed “China is Near” (1967, 30th Mostra), “Leap into the Void” (1980, 4th Mostra), “The Eyes, the Mouth” (1982), “Devil in the Flesh” (1986), “The Conviction” (1991), “My Mother’s Smile” (2002), “Good Morning, Night” (2003), “Vincere” (2009, 33rd Mostra), “Sorelle Mai” (2010, 35th Mostra) and “Dormant Beauty” (2012, Critics’ Prize at the 36th Mostra). His work was awarded awards at film festivals such as Cannes, Venice, Berlin and Locarno. At the 40th Mostra, in 2016, he screened some of the most significant films of his career, signed the art design of the poster, and received the Leon Cakoff Prize. After that, he directed films like “Blood of My Blood” (2015), “Sweet Dreams” (2016), “The Traitor” (2019), “Marx Can Wait” (2021, 45th Mostra), and “Exterior Night” (2022), winner of the critics’ prize for best international film at the 46th Mostra.

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